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R&DP.PSH.1321 - Investigating animal health and disease in Australian lamb feedlots - Fact sheetFact SheetFIND OUT MORE
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Market NewsNational trade lamb indicator surpasses 600¢02 July 2015FIND OUT MORE
The national trade lamb indicator hit 600¢/kg cwt at the end of last week, and has continued to move even higher over the last few days, reaching 604¢/kg cwt on Wednesday (National Livestock Reporting Service). -
Industry NewsYoung lamb yardings to start seasonal increase21 July 2022FIND OUT MORE
Sheep and lamb yardings follow seasonal patterns that come after yearly joining, lambing and shearing. -
Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap27 January 2022FIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsWeekly sheep and cattle market wrap16 September 2022FIND OUT MORE
Lamb prices strengthen week-on-week with improving quality demanding higher prices. Weekly new season lamb yardings 17% lower than five-year average. Medium cow prices strengthen on strong processor demand. -
Industry NewsWeekly sheep and cattle market wrap28 April 2022FIND OUT MORE
This week Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has released a new indicator, the Live Export Price Indicator (LEPI), which is based on sampled feeder male cattle prices for Indonesia live export cattle from Darwin. -
Industry NewsWeekly sheep and cattle market wrap28 October 2022FIND OUT MORE
This week, yardings came back 33% for cattle and 10% for lambs. Getting stock to sales is becoming more difficult due to flooded roads, so producers are prioritising moving stock to high ground or preferencing direct sales from the paddock. -
Market NewsLack of heavy lambs constrains US exports12 September 2018FIND OUT MORE
Recent high prices for lambs reflect a constrained supply coming onto the market, in particular a lack of quality heavy lambs. -
Industry NewsWeekly sheep and cattle market wrap17 June 2022FIND OUT MORE
The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) has eased week-on-week with yardings improving by 2,300 head for the indicator. Together, Roma and Dalby contributed 25%, trading 34¢ above and 25¢ under the national average respectively. The largest premium was found at Singleton, which recorded 58¢ above the national average of 1,120.48¢. -
Market NewsSheep and lamb markets open strongly23 January 2020FIND OUT MORE
Historically, the National Trade Lamb Indicator remains stable in the early weeks of the new year, however this has not been the case in 2020.
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